Recent content by Speed_racer

Oil pumps typically going to work, or not, no in between. I'd check for shorts in the sending unit

Yeah, generalizations and XJ's do NOt work. That is NNNOOO guarantee you have a D44. Look up "Id my axle" And $200 for a D44 is a good price!

Bad sensor. Couple things. Check your actual temp, get a new gauge and sensor, very easy to do, search it. You can always wire your elec fan to a switch thru a relay, too

yes, that's what you wanna use. Watch your lines underneath.

IIRC!!!!! The pre-cat sensor controls the PCM, the post cat sensor monitors the first one.. which would lead me to believe, that the post cat one is the one that kicks your CEL?!

8 yrs, 80k miles on emissions

Couldve got a Titan Stroker shipped to your door for about $500 more ;)

x2 If you got it off, why cant you get it back on? Disco swaybar, trackbar, and shocks, SAFELY put a botle jack b/w axle and "frame".. jack up... you should be good to go

Ft Myers here

3.73's are fine on a 4 cylinder with 31's so Id imagine youd be fine on your diesel rig.. Wait for a sure-fire answer tho. I dont personaly see the need to regear unless going 4.56 or deeper...

You always have the option of doing a little leg work, pull up each year inside your range, and check part #'s ;) Google can answer this.

I only personally know ONE person who's been sucessful running a d35 above stock that wheels... Shit, mine broke in my buddies driveway...

Try the search feature... thats all we're gonna do to answer your questions... So save a step ;)

Theyre referring to a tap st startup, if the oil drains back down, the top end will be "dry".. with an "anti-syphon valve" in your filter, it wont allow this to happen, aka less distance for the oil to travel to soak the top end

Well , motor mounts are going to keep your motor from twisting side to side, for forward/backwards movement, this would most likely relate to your transmission mount. Make sure your front clip is bolted down tight, and your new radiator gets put into the pegholes correctly.